What Etiquette Really Means

Faith Landers is a Master Etiquette Consultant, former Miss Sri Lanka, and a seasoned corporate trainer with over 100 professional grooming and etiquette workshops conducted across the country. A former flight attendant and Cabin Service Supervisor with years of international experience, Faith also holds an MBA and is passionate about helping individuals carry themselves with grace and confidence in 
every setting.

 Words : Faith Landers

In a world that often celebrates speed and self promotion, the quiet power of etiquette can feel like a forgotten art. But true etiquette is not about outdated rituals or memorizing a list of dos and don’ts, it is about grace, respect, and mindfulness in how we engage with the world around us. Etiquette is the invisible language of polished human interaction. It extends far beyond knowing how to shake hands or which fork to use. It lives in our tone of voice, posture, attire, and awareness of others. It is not about impressing but about elevating everyone in the room, including ourselves.

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